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Written by Paradigm Shift• April 8, 2023• 10:43 pm• Articles, Published Content

Paradigm Shift’s Writing Contest Is Now Live

Paradigm Shift and Air University have partnered to host a writing contest, The Writer’s Paradigm, for the Pakistani youth. The first prize for the writing contest is a whopping 50,000 rupees! Submissions will be accepted from the 7th till the 23rd of April 2023. For information on the five themes, guidelines, and cash prizes, please head over to www.ParadigmShift.com.pk
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Submissions are now open for the writing contest by Paradigm Shift and Air University!

If you’re interested in sharing your unique perspectives on local and global trends with our audience, please refer to our page for more information on the Writer’s Paradigm.

There are also cash prizes for the top three entries!

1st place: Rs 50,000

2nd place: Rs 30,000

3rd place: Rs 10,000

Please adhere to the guidelines and dates to ensure your submission makes it through our screening process and pre-checks before the internal and external evaluations.

Good luck!

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